Solutions for Part-B CEED 2013 question paper

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For Part-B, some ideas were given so that you could work on your own. Part-B requires yourself to be involved and you need to practice sketching and design thinking skills and so I won't be giving detailed solutions here (especially sketches and posters). Instead I will focus only on giving some basic ideas that you could work on later. To know the actual design and sketch process, you may refer to the links at the end of this section, that would guide you on what to do and what not to do in designing (especially for Part - B section)

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PART - B Answers

1) Sketching part depends on your practice of shading and perspective as well as line of quality. So, I won't be doing that here !

2) Question :

Using invisible liquid on daily life

1. We may use invisible liquid on the stem of wrist watch, which would give a look of only time part attached to one's wrist; thus giving unique look.
2. You can apply this for frames of spectacles (not on glass) which will give an awesome and funny look.
3. For women, a chained type of two or three linked earrings can be assumed; making the ring (that is in touch with ear) invisible.
4. We can make invisible cages of pets as well as fish aquarium to give magical look.
5. Applying invisible liquid to tube lights will give a decorative look. 

3) Question :

Problems on college canteen

Problem 1: 

Quality of the visible plates, utensils and chairs seems unhygienic; for which replacement/maintenance on time basis need to be taken care.

Problem 2:

Lightening system is dim, thus giving unaesthetic feeling for dining on canteen.

Problem 3 :

Standing place on cashier counter was less making more crowded look; for this the freezer on the right side of the counter could be shifted to left side making more space for people to stand.

Problem 4:

Display of items that is sold by the canteen is not clear because of small board with unclear rates; for this proper table to table menu card as well as colored marking on the display boards may work (even digital display works well).

Problem 5:

The serving and packing table on the left is raised higher, thus making problem for easy transaction as well as communication; better it should be lowered.

Product Design

Five distinct factors essential for designing a mop

1. The mop should let the user use the mop without bending most of the times.
2. Number of times an user rubs the ground on a single area should be minimum; in other words it will be better mopping once to clean the most part of the floor.
3. Mop should reach the edges of the room/floor.
4. It should be flexible and adjustable with replaceable brushes. 
5. Mop should be able to reach the floor under tables, sofas etc, without letting the user bend much.

Check my ideas in the form of simple sketches regarding this question - below

Like I mentioned in the beginning of this article, you may want to check the links at the end of this section to get an in-depth insight on how to frame and represent designs in CEED exams. That links will also help you on what to be included and what not to be included in designing a product.

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Visual communication

For printing visual instructions on a medicine packet without text; check my idea below. It should probably convey that

1. One tablet before breakfast at 7:00 AM.
2. One tablet after lunch at 2:00 PM
3. One and half tablets after dinner at 9:00 PM
4. Not to be taken by pregnant women

Well, I didn't draw this seriously because of shortage of time. You are required to make the poster clearly just like we did for the above mop design.

Animation Design

Crow autobiography

I just wrote my story thinking myself as a crow. You can think of your own in a similar way.

"Hi, My name is Kalia and I used to live near Qutub minar. When I was small, my father used to call me prince of qutub minar. As I started growing, I met with my best friends named kaka and kari, with whom I wandered around the place making fly races and also get food from what visitors left. We had seen many different kind of people all around world. Whenever I sit at the top of minar, I recap my father's words and feel proud of being called 'king'." 

Well, the story board framing part of this question will be dealt later. It may be left to you to practice. Remember, you need to write the story in five sentence as asked in the question and I guess I just wrapped the story in two sentence !


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Solutions for Part-A CEED 2013 question paper

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In this page, we will discuss detailed answers for CEED 2013 question paper; mostly targeting for PART-A. For PART-B, some ideas were given so that you can work on your own.

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Solutions for PART-A 

1) 3

Full HD measures 1920X1080 pixel (2.1 MP) with widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9

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2) 2

PAL is "Phase Alternating Line"; is a color encoding system for television system used in broadcast television systems in countries like Europe, Australia, middle east, Asia broadcasting at 576 vertical lines (720 X 576) thus counting to 25 frames per second (fps). conventional television screens are made up of horizontal lines, while computer monitors consists of a series of horizontal and vertical pixels. 

For more details visit - adobe

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3) 3 

HDMI is a port (compact audio cum video interface) for transferring video/audio data to a compatible monitor, projector, TV, or digital audio

4) 1

5) 3
Widescreen format is HD mode fitting to 16:9 ratio screen

6) 1
Related people in Garfield cartoon

Learn more about - Animation guide for Part - A

7) 3

The back side of Santro cars were fully covered (half horizontally) covered with glass leaving no space for side metal 

8) B

9) 3

10) 2

11) 2 
Using concave mirrors will invert the image, which is not feasible

12) 4
She is a famous Indian boxer and won world boxing champion five times

13) 1
For detailed explanation, please check the comments part

14) 2

CMYK is a general color space used for commercial printing and most color computer printers. encyclopedia says that CMY can print all colors. K stands for black is required for quality printing.

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15) 3

Check your Photoshop software for different color formats including CMYK

16) 4
Only cheetah have small black spots

17) 1
It's a Tibetan prayer instrument of about one feet size

18) 2

Usually plastic chairs requires cross legs for stability, But its odd !!! I found that most of the new model chairs are usually made of PLASTIC for better ergonomics

19) 3

20) 4

Bluetooth is basically meant to CONNECT several devices and is an alternative to RS-232 data cables

21) 1

A fish eye lens is an ultra wide - angled lens that produces strong distortion intended to create a wide panoramic or hemispherical image.

Learn more about - Complete photography guide for Part - A


22) 2

23) 4

Only Rudra veena has two equal elliptical domes attached 

sitar, Tanpura and Sarod were shown below

 

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24) 3
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25) 2

Length has nothing to do with revolutions, for every one revolution of driven (big pulley), the driver (small pulley) must have revolved thrice, thus if driven revolves 600 times, the driver should have revolved 1800 times (i.e 30 minutes) as it rotates at 60 rpm.

26) 1

To reach exactly opposite point of the bank from where the boat has started; the boat should move slant towards north east at 10kmph, and water is flowing at 8 kmph from east to west, now apply Pythagoras theorem to find the relative velocity which turns to be 6 kmph.

 27) 2

A lines of longitude is also called a "Meridian", meaning middle day or Noon, and times of the day before noon were known as "ante meridian" (AM), and times of the day after it were called as "Post meridian" (PM)

check more about time zones - here

28) 1

Sphere does not have a sharp edge; while the remaining (tetrahedron,cube and cylinder) does have edges

29) 2

It's not 80 kmph, funny right !! the front and back wheel will be traveling same distance in a unit time regardless of the wheel size. This question checks your thinking ability.

30) 4

Apply Pythagoras theorem, here the vertical line (in mathematics we call opp. side) is 800 m and the slant line (called hypotenuse) is 1000 m, thus resulting to 600 m as radius, thus dia probably assumes 1200 m.

Slant line - 1000m ?

This is simple, since the man climbed the hill at the rate (velocity) of 2 km/hr, so in an hour he can go to 2km. But it's given in the question that he climbed the hill in half an hour, that is

1 hr  --->  2 km
0.5 hr ----> (0.5*2 km) = (1 km)


31) 4

32) 3
Guide on similar questions - here

33) 2

34) 1

• A photography with low shutter speed results in creating a more pronounced motion blur effect. notice that the remaining backgrounds (trees and wall) looks clean; only the part of movement or motion parts will appear blur.
• If the shutter speed is high, the camera can catch even minute details of motion/movement, like you can even capture details of water splashing. 
• when there is a camera shake, all the parts of the picture should be blur.
• If there is a mistake in saving, then the photo could not be opened at all.

Learn more about - Complete photography guide for Part - A

35) 2

Shadow lengths are directly proportional to the heights. so apply

25/40 = 15/x; x thus equals to 24

36) 2

37) 3

For this question, as the string makes 5 total turns in 15 cm length; assume only one turn in 3 cm length; now you have to imagine that the cylinder of 3 cm length is un-folded in flat surface; thus forming a rectangle of width equal to circle circumference (4 cm) and breadth equal to 3 cm. Notice that the string will assume a straight line if unfolded in flat surface. Now apply Pythagoras theorem to find the hypotenuse, which will turn out as 5. For the total length of cylinder, multiply this by 5 times; thus counting to 25

38) 12

If 'L' is the length of the pole. one half of the pole is burried in soil; so L/2 part is left, of which one third of the pole is submerged in water and thus the remaining part is (L/2-L/3) which assumes L/6, as given in question this should equal to 2 m. Thus

L/6 = 2
L = 12 m

39) 4
Check engineering isometric drawing examples for such questions

40) 1

41) 2

Up to last year, Citreon manufacturer doesn't have a plant. But recently they are setting a plant in Gujarat.

42) 2

43) 1

44) B

45) 3
I guess so.

46) 4 
It's obvious and common sense

47) 3

Frankly speaking, the cupboard on the room is not in perspective, but as per the options given, windows on the back wall should have projections on the wall (similar to window on side wall) which is missing here.

48) 3

Trick is to count the number of missing cubes, here it is 15 and deduct the quantity form the total number of cubes (4x4x4=64 cubes); thus summing to 49

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49) 2
Front - 6 surfaces
right - 6 surfaces
back - 4 surfaces
left - 2 surfaces
top - 4 surfaces
bottom - 1 surface

check the number of faces from back view below

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50) 3

I guess so, because the remaining pictures are a little bit confusing. 

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